グローセルラッハの峡谷・トップ20

This path is even cooler in summer than the Bodenbach Gorge

The Hüttenwaldschlucht in Spiegelberg is a beautiful, unspoilt stream valley in the Swabian-Franconian Forest. It is known for its striking sandstone rock faces, semi-caves and a small waterfall. The path through the gorge is narrow and slippery in wet weather, so sturdy footwear is required. It offers hikers a scenic and romantic experience. There are also rope-secured trail sections at dangerous spots to ensure hikers' safety

The stream path is currently still closed, please use the forest path

There is not quite as much hustle and bustle here as in the nearby Hörschbach Gorge.

The "Hörschbach Waterfalls" are located near Murrhardt in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg. - Surefootedness and sturdy shoes are recommended - Highly frequented on weekends and during the holiday season or when the weather is great for hiking - The "Unterer Hörschbach" car park is often occupied quickly, and parking is prohibited on the access road - alternative parking: hikers' car park on "Wasserfallstraße" or hikers' car park on "Trailhofstr." near the rest/barbecue area "Brünnelesweg" The so-called "Bachweg" through the Hörschbach Gorge is currently (2021) closed! You should first find out about the current situation on the website of the city of Murrhardt: https://www.murrhardt.de/de/Tourismus-und-Freizeit/Naturpark-Wald-und-Natur/Naturschoeniye/Hoerschbachschlucht

The direct Bachweg is currently closed.

It's always muddy in the Hörschbach Gorge. Sturdy shoes are a must.

Some of the bridges need new boards. Be careful when crossing